Eucalyptus parvifolia 'Oliva'

The unique Eucalyptus Oliva is native to southeastern Australia and is a favorite food of koalas. This beautiful plant is very popular in the cut flower industry with its unique green leaves that closely resemble the leaves of the olive tree. That is why this species is called Eucalyptus 'Oliva'. The leaves are not only special, but also smell wonderful. The plant is moderately hardy, which means that it must be protected from severe frost. In its early years, the Eucalyptus has round leaves that later become elongated. The Eucalyptus leaf is often used for its aromatic oils. If you want to recreate the ultimate spa experience in your own home, pour some boiling water over a handful of eucalyptus leaves to create your own steam bath. This will help you breathe more freely. It also keeps mosquitoes and flies away, as they do not like the Eucalyptus scent.

Dog Care
The Eucalyptus Oliva likes a sunny spot in well-drained soil. If you prune the Eucalyptus regularly, it will remain a small shrub. If not, it can grow into a meter-high tree. Depending on your personal preference, the way you prune your Eucalyptus is very important. If you want to keep it compact, March is the best time to cut it back.

Format
The plants have a height of 40-50cm upon delivery, measured including the nursery pot. The plants are supplied in a nursery pot with a diameter of 19cm.

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